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Millcreek 3200 Top dresser

The Plus and Minus of Ignoring Your Lawn
Garden and Landscape
Replies 13 Post by bobhope

When filling a tire for ballast should you fill the tire 100 percent or some other level? I thought you were supposed to set the valve to the highest position and then fill so that it is just above the the height of the wheel rim, then pressurize the tire with air so it might be 65 percent full fo liquid. Is that right?

Filling rear tractor tires with antifreeze
Parts and Repair
Replies 57 Post by bobhope

Your tractor should use the model M03270X blade. <br>
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If you have never used a blade on a Garden Tractor before make sure you have chains. <br>
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One of the temptations with this set up is to ram the snow at speed to compensate for the lack of weight and traction with snow that is too deep for this size machine. I have done that for years and it does wonders for back pain. After 10 years of doing that I finally got a snowblower which is really is the best thing for at Garden Tractor, absolutely 10 times better than a blade.<br>
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Also to use a blade on a Garden Tractor you will be wanting a pretty flat place to use it. It can work on grades to some extent but you have to make many trips during a storm because too much snow depth tips the traction equation against you :(<br>
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Have fun!<br>
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John Deere GT 262 and M03481 48 Front Plow
Garden Tractors
Replies 3 Post by bobhope